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The dancer heel and the alpinist heel (black heel). Case reports

Piotr Brzeziński, Jarosław Obuszewski, Anca Chiriac

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Black heel" (calcaneal petechiae) is a lesion affecting the back or posterolateral aspect of the heel.The cause is assumed to be trauma.The patients does not remember when the lesions occurred.We describe two patients with classical case of black heel (talon noir) (BH).One man were alpinist and second were dancer.The patients does not remember when the lesions occurred and they noticed it accidentally.Black heels, characterized by speckled bluish-black areas of macular pigmentation occurring at the border of the heel, have been observed in two young male.

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Black heel" (calcaneal petechiae) is a lesion affecting the back or posterolateral aspect of the heel.The cause is assumed to be trauma.The patients does not remember when the lesions occurred.We describe two patients with classical case of black heel (talon noir) (BH).One man were alpinist and second were dancer.The patients does not remember when the lesions occurred and they noticed it accidentally.Black heels, characterized by speckled bluish-black areas of macular pigmentation occurring at the border of the heel, have been observed in two young male.

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Black heel" (calcaneal petechiae) is a lesion affecting the back or posterolateral aspect of the heel.The cause is assumed to be trauma.The patients does not remember when the lesions occurred.We describe two patients with classical case of black heel (talon noir) (BH).One man were alpinist and second were dancer.The patients does not remember when the lesions occurred and they noticed it accidentally.Black heels, characterized by speckled bluish-black areas of macular pigmentation occurring at the border of the heel, have been observed in two young male.

Key concepts: Heel, Medicine, Lesion, Surgery, Dermatology, Anatomy

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